Chapter 9 - Care and Maintenance
WINDOWS
VINYL CABINETRY
• Pretest a small area before proceeding.
• Use a professional furniture cleaning service for an overall cleaning.
Use a clean damp cloth to clean surfaces. Avoid using abrasive cleansers
as they may scratch the fi nish.
Your upholstery fabrics have been manufactured with the same quality you would
expect to fi nd in a furniture store. However, they are not completely resistant to pos-
sible damage. Special care is needed when your motorhome is exposed to very hu-
mid, or very hot climates or if it is closed up for an extended period of time. If you
know you are going to be away, cover upholstery and make sure window coverings
are closed to protect upholstery from any sun damage.
Your decorative wall coverings are not much different from wallpaper that you may
have in your home. They should be cleaned with mild soap and water. They can eas-
ily be maintained with proper care.
Any glass will develop water spots if glass is not cleaned properly. This spotting ef-
fect is magnifi ed when glass has a refl ective fi nish. Use a squeegee immedi-
ately after washing to reduce water spotting. To remove stubborn water stains from
refl ective glass, there are several aftermarket specialty glass cleaners. The inside
window track must be kept free of debris to keep the drain holes clear.
These products should be cared for as you would any fi ne piece of wood
furniture. Apply a furniture polish when you clean to maintain the natural
beauty and luster of wood. This will keep your cabinetry looking new and
keep wood from drying out. Murphy’s Oil Soap is a good choice for wood
cabinets.
WALL COVERINGS
WOOD CABINETRY
UPHOLSTERY AND
FABRICS
Summary of Contents for Astoria 2006
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